Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

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l Left above: Lili Ueana Pcntzj expresses emotion in song. Right above: The clowns lead the parade! Right: The Roustabouts enchant Lili. Left: The snake lady 1Mimi Mclntirej tries to win Marco fKent Hiattj Carnival 15

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In the spring of 1979 the Lapel Music Department transformed the music building into a circus bigtop. This set the stage for the lavish Broadway musical CARNIVAL. The circus atmosphere was achieved by original sets designed by Cheryl Perry and her art students. The mu- sical, boasting jugglers, magic acts, exotic dancers, and other colorful cir- cus acts, was directed by Jeannine Terhune. The story revolves around a young girl named Lili Ueana Pentzb who stumbles into a second rate traveling circus. She becomes enchanted with the handsome magician, Marco CKent Hiattl who already is involved with his assistant, The Encompa- rable Rosalie fdouble cast with Kelly Gray and Mimi Mclntirel. Lili finally finds where she belongs working with the puppeteers, Paul fScott Cecilj and Jacquot Ueff Tar- vinj. The poor ringmaster QMike Burrisj tries to keep all factions of his circus family happy so the show can go on. This is difficult with char- acters like Grobert CChris Tarvinj and Dr. Glass 1Rodney Issaacj around. CARNIVAL drew standing room only crowds each night. Jeana Pentz, Scott Cecil, Chris Tarvin and Rodney Isaac were awarded trophies for their outstanding acting perfor- mances. Right above: The Bluebird Girls do their rou- tine. Right: Paul fScott Cecill takes his emotions out on the puppet. 14 Carnival The Big Top Comes to L.H.S

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The Fun Money Makmg Project The major fun and money making project of the school year was the Halloween Carnival. lt was a major project as each class and club was al- lowed two booths and a show. Student Council members col- lected many door prizes from the business in town who help keep the students busy and out of mischief. The event started at 6:30 p.m. and in a few minutes the gym was filled. Candied apples, cider, doughnuts and sweets were being consumed. The Spook House thrilled the younger childreng the cake-walk had many winners. There were many other events and the Senior class had the most success. Of the 351,385 earned the Seniors had over 35345. They added to these earnings be- cause Scott Boles and Jill Harper won the King and Queen contest. At 8:00 p.m. the drawings for the door prizes began. One of the happy winners was Todd Williamson. He won a beautiful plant which he took to his mother. Two hours and the Carnival fin- ished for another year and the Stu- dent Council was complimented for another job well done. Dan comes up for air. 16 Halloween Carnival